
The wild heart of Brazil
The Pantanal is the world's largest tropical wetland — a slow, breathing landscape of flooded plains, gallery forests and rivers that shift with the seasons.
Here wildlife is not hidden. It moves in the open, along the water, in the light of early morning and late afternoon.
Highlights
Jaguars, hyacinth macaws, giant otters, caimans and hundreds of bird species.
Flooded plains and gallery forest that change character with the water.
Slow boat journeys along quiet channels and open riverbanks.
Wide horizons, dry-season lagoons and long Pantanal sunsets.
Field notes
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